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PITCHiN.

PITCHIN. Oct. Il. Mrs. Gregg and
daughters have gone TO Defiance, Ohio. ia
spend the winter Mr.. Charley Marshall
and family, of CedaIville. were the guests
of Jesse Marshall. Sunday. -. Old Grand
mother Todd Is spending q few days in
Pitchin. Several Of the young folks of
Pitchin attended the oyster supper at Tom
Hess's last Thursday night Mrs. VIM.
Elder died Sunday morning after several
weeks illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2
o'clock Mrs. Annie Porter went to Ar
csnum last Tuesday. to spend the winter
with her brother. Frank Littler, who has
been gone from home for three months. re-
turned Saturday. much improved. ;. David
Patterson has sold his property here to DR..
Dillahunt and Erwin Nave. Mr.. Patterson
has bought property in Union county.
where he expects TO move soon. Mr..
snd Mrs. Fink of Springfield. spent Sun
day here d. .. Miss L;ffip Hurley. of Xenia,
was the guest OF Miss Ella Littler Sunday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry BrittOn attended
the dance at J. W. Cleland's. last Thursday
night. . .Messrs. Nave ard Todd huiled
seventeen bushels of clover seed in one
hour. Quite feat, that. The prohibi
tiOnists held meeting here last Thursday
night. DIR. Dillahunt. prohibition central
committeeman. didn't make his appear
ance. and hasn't been heard from since.
Candidate Abell called on his democratic
friends here one day last week.
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Senator Charles w. Farwell, Of Illinois
and his partners, his brother and Abnel
Taylor, of Chicago, will make from e15,
600, 600 to SEQ, 0O0, 600 in their Texas land
speculation. 1t is said that the state oi
Texas has given TO the Farwell company
100000 acres Of land in Texas. The
land today is worth IS an acre, All tie
state buildings did not cost moro than
$1,0OO,0O The land is all fenced in.
Seventy five thousand cattle are now on
it, and more are to follow. 1t comprises
enough territory for a principality. The
Farwell company have their headquarters
in London. English capitalists own about
one-quarter Of the stock.
This grea: and successful venture was
brought to the Farwells by an impecuni-
Gus and visionary man, who obtained the
contracts which he sold to the Farwell
company. The story goes that the man
happened TO be in Austin, and hearing
that the state was Offering land to any
one who would put up state buildings he
calmly walked up and took the contract,
when he had barely enough money in his
pocket to pay his fare to Chicago. The
same men who gave away such a block
of Land rather than raise the money neces-
sary by taxation OF course never dreamed
of questioning the contractors financial
ability. He had some trouble in convinc-
ing the Farwells Of the value Of the land.
owing to their distrust Of the visionary
contractors Judgment. but investigation
showed the value, and the contract was
purchased for few thousand dollars, and
a property was obtained which will net
its owners many millions.
American
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-20
Mr.. J. w. Kiser, Of St. Paris, Champaign

Mr.. J. W. Kiser. Of St. Paris, Champaign
county. is in the city on business.
Auditor Servlss will probably complete
his annual school report tomorrow.
Miss Seliars. Of Covington, KY. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Bancroft at
the Arcad hotel.
Mr.. Dick Hughes Is said to have caught
the largest bass landed during the stay Of
the Ferrell Fishing club at the reservoir.
The Xenia Knights Of Labor will give q
grand ball on the night before Thanksgiv-
ing. The Big Six will furnish the music.
Every member of the Plug Hat brigade
and republicans generally should make ar
rangements to 60 to New Carlisle tomorrow
evening.
The motto Of the Young Mems Blaine
club of Cincinnati Is "Vim. Vigor and Vic
tory"-the same as that Of the Buckeye
club Of this city.
Staff Captain A. D. c. Camp. of Colum.
bus. who has recently been annexed to this
division, will speak at the Salvation Army
hall tonight. The army will have jubilee
season before long.
Mr. Charles Friend, Of Lancaster, Is in
the city. the guest Of his old friend. Ofiicer
Fred Mast. Mr.. Friend Is Interested in the
cattle business. and 10 making . business
tour with this fact in view.
Tom Sullivan. the pitcher who won the
championship Of the Ohio league for Spring
field in 1854, and who made such an admir-
able record with the Topeka team this year.
is in the city visiting his numerous friends.
''Sully" is great twirler.
Rehearsals Of the comic operetta, "A
New Years Reception" to be given by the
Flower Mission, are being held nightly.
and commendable progress Is being made
towards q splendid presentation Of the
work. The gem Of the opera will be Tea!
tea. it's English breakfast tea"
Mr.. Robert c. Bancroft entertained few
friends in . very informal but pleasant
manner last evening, at the Arcade hotel.
In honor OF his cousin. Miss Sellars. Of
Covington. KY. and Miss Fred Bizet. Of
Mobsrly. Mo. The evening was spent in
music and animated social 0bservsncss.
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OAK GROVE.

OAK GROVE, Oct. l7.-Ray Garrison
met with quite a mishap at school last
week. He and another boy were wrestling
and in falling the other boy fell on him in
such . manner as to strain igament be-
tween the right knee and the ankle. His
father was sent for who took him to the
doctor. The doctor says he will not wrestle
any more for couple Of weeks. He Is now
improving slowly. Miss Maggie Allen ar
rived home Saturday after an absence of
nearly three months. . Wonder of won
ders! A. +. Mccain has finished sowing
wheat at last. Word has just reached us
Of young man who went out to harrow,
taking two horses. and hitchsd them to a
three-hOrse harrow, and then getting on
one OF them to ride. His brother entreat-
ed of him 10 walk: his fathers efforts we're
fruitless; but when man came with her
arguments he then crawIed down.
Ike Mccullough Is remodelling his house.
A. Hursh is doing the work. Mcclellan
persists In calling any kind Of
a tool for digging. pick.
Mr.. Royse Brown, who by the way is
completely disguised on account of the
fourth party being in the campaign aud
while seriously contemplating the matter
the other day, and holding a cornstaIk in
one hand, and keen-edged knife In the
other. he made vicious slash at the stalk
when 10. and behold. he missed the stalk
and cut his leg. "A young
man who carries revolver and
hoasts of being crack shot. while passing
through woods became 80 frightened that
he dropped his revolver and run. Other
sion of his property made the above con-
faSaiOn In tho ClaraIoud N,,rO
and Herald of October IA. We
SAW the following among tie
death notices. ''Spraggins-Mr. William,
Sprsggins. aged IS years. Oct. IL, at his
soa's residence. No. 81. Petrie street.
Funeral. Friday at O'Clock. Springfield.
D.. papers please copy" This
aged gentleman Is the father Of our
esteemed fellow citizen. Mr.. William
Sprageins. who left here last week to at
tend the funeral.
Whereas. Our Heavinly Father In his
wisdom has again visited our church and
Sunday school and removed from us by
death our beloved brother and secretary.
Edward w. johnson,
And whereas. We keenly feed the loss of
such genial spirit, OF such faithful and
willing worker in our school. therefore be
it resolved.
lst. That we. remembering that all things
work together for good to those who love
the lord, would bow in humble submission
to the Divine will in this hour Of sadness.
end. That we, the members Of the school.
give expression to our appreciation Of his
worth As an officer In the school; and also
to the deep sense Of our loss by reason Of
his removal from us.
Sd. That we extend To the bereaved FAM
lily our heartfelt sympathy and consolation.
4th. That We order copy Of these reso-
lutiOns entered upon the minutes Of this
school and one sent to the afflicted mother.
LIBBiE MILLER,
s. X. SHANK,
c. W. CHoAT,
lDA WINGET.
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DURSUANT to the command Of an execution
i of srle issued from the court Of common
pleas Of Clark county, Ohio. and to me directed
and delivered. | will offer for sale at public
auction. at The south door of the court house
Of said county. in the city Of Springfield. o., on
Saturday, November 10. A. D., 1887,
at l o'clock. p. m. the following described
morfgsged premises; to-wit:
Situate in the county of Clark. in the state
Of Ohio. .tand In the City o: Springfield, and
being part of section.l0. town 4. range 9, NJ.
X. 5; being lot 10 in a subdivision Of lands
made by Benjamin Sewer, plat Of which is
recorded in records Of plats of said county.
page Ito.
Being same premises conveyed to said Mary
+. COble by Benjamin Sewer and wife by deed
dated May ls74. and recorded in vol. 81. pages
49, l5S Deed Records Of said county.
Said above described premises appraised At
Sl.7000 co.
Said aoove premises to be sold BY order
Of the court Of common pleas Of Clark county,
Ohio. in case No. s736, wherein TheO. H. Brown
Is plaintiff. and Jacob COble ct al. are defend
ants.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
WILLItN B. BAKER
Sheriff Of Clark County, Ohio.
OSCAR I. MARTIN. Attorney. 249O
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GREENE TOWNSHIP.

GREENoPoIIs. Oct. 1S.-The social at F.
NJ. Hess's was one Of that satisfactory kind
both to the giver and receiver. This last
week was given up to hops. there being one
at Joseph Nevins's and also one at William
Cleland's on last Thursday night. Sandy
Sparrow Is getting . new roof on his abid-
ing place On last Friday night the union
labor party held . meeting at HOpewell.
which was not very enthusiastic, and the
attendance was meager. Messrs. I. F. Nc
Donald and W. ID. A. OBrien did their
| best to induce the farmers to support the
labor ticket, and especially 70 cast their
votes for an honest man like Captain Pat
ton. who is candidate for the Legislature.
Figures were used in multiplied numbers to
show that the state was going into bankrupt
cy fast As time and republicans could carry it.
The champion barn is TO be found on the
farm Of Mr. J. H. Thomas, which was
raised last Thursday under the supervision
of Mr.. II. c. Johnston. There were to be
found 9l8 mOrtises In the building. which
is III feet long and forty feet wide and
twenty feet high, and to stay this 206 braces
were used, and lest II should want to sepa-
arate $50 pins now hold II together, and all
this was done In fourteen days by five
men. Farmers are invited BY Mr.. johnson
10 CDtuc huu lUOk ~ tuc IomC ohu uuHS
mistakes. Mr.. Thomas was present the
day that it WAS raised, and witnessed this
piece of work with establishment and lin
gered till the last piece was put In place,
II icing raised with derrick and nine men
we're required to do the work. MI. Thomas
Hha pisos in this building m1ctiHery 70 cnt
and grind feed Tor cattle. The lower
floor will DO used for cut feed and stalling
cattle. the upper floor for hay and grain. -.
Henry c. Johnston, our trustee, wishes
to correct an error going the rounds that he
is union labor man. he Is emphaticaily .
republican. Abel called on the east end
Of us last week. On Thursday evening
of next week. the 27th. the ladies' Of Emory
will give social at J. B. Sparrows. Come
everybody The wife Of VIM. Elder died
suddenly Oh Sabbath morning; she had
been sick = few DAYS, but thought not dan
gerously until few minutes before death.
Funeral services at the residence Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The deceased leaves
husband and two daughters to mourn her
loss The F0raker club will meet at
Hopewelll Friday night, alst. this week.
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COAING EVENTS.
BLAcK's.-All this week, Criterion
Comic Opera Co. Change Of bill each night
GRAND.-Thursday evening, October 20
Frank Daniels, In Little Puck"
BLAcK's.-The event Of the entire year,
the New York Casino greatest success.
'.Erminie." Watch the date next week.
sPRINGFIELD MEETINGS.
Wednesday, November 2.-Evening, al
wigwam: Governor j. b. Foraker.
COUNTY MEETINGS.
Friday. October 2l.-Evening, at New
Carlisle: Gen. c. Ii. GrosvenOr and Hon.
ID. K. Watson.
October 2l-At Selma: W. S. Newber-
ry, James Buford, f. NJ. Butler.
October 25-At Lisbon: W. l.. Weaver.
J. F. McGrew.
October 27-At Vienna: G. c. Rawlns.
". NJ. Rocket.
October 2s-HOpewell school house: W.
NJ. Reckel. l.. F. Young.
November AT Harmony: J. c. Miller.
l.. F. Young.
November AT Enon: G. C. Rawlins.
J. F. McGrew.
November AT Pitchin: T. j. Pringle.
Ran. Coleman.
November 5-At Moorefield: G. c. Raw
lins, J. c. Miller.
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well, which are really the more iniuri.
ous, cigars or cigarettes," asked pretty
girl Of befianneled member Of the Bel
mont Tennis club, at the clubs court yes
teriay afterSoon.
"Ill show you" said he. and turning.
he called TO a friend: Ned, toss me a
cigar Then he took out fine cambria
linen handkerchief, and blew a whiff of
smoke through the cobweb texture. '.Oh.
look how black it is,' said the young lady
for whose sake the experiment was being
made.
Now look" said the club man. He
lighted the cigar and puffed till he got a
good volume Of smoke, which he poured
through the mcshes Of the handkerchief
again. A scarcely perceptible stain was
left on its whitcness.
We'll, that proves it, said the fair in.
vestigatOr. My! just think of that hor-
rid black stuff all settling in your lungsr'
Wait one moment" said the expert
menter, and he repeated the experiment
with the opposite result.
''Well, how is thaty' was the aston
ished question.
why, it is simply due to the difference
in the way you place your lips when you
impel the smoke through the linen. Hold
them tight and blow hard, and it leaves
stain upon them, and barely force the
smoke through and you get almost no
trace. e."-Philadelphis News.
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LAWRGNCEVIllE,

LAwRESCEvILLE. Oct. l9.-The town.
ship high school opened Monday. Mr..
Eddy and family. of Indiana. are visiting
at Wm. Wingert's. Mrs. Peter Overhol-
ser. is i'll with typhoid fever. The Re
formed church will not be finished till
spring. Miss Lucy Wey is dangerously
III with typhoid fever. .Messrs. NJ. C..
Foster and NimrOd Myers have started q
daiiy......David Michael. sen.. is on the
sick list. j. V. Ballentine is on the e..
S. grand jury at Cincinnati. The pike
from here 10 the city is getting in pretty
bad condition for travel. :. The political
pot is beginning to boil. Everybody wants
to hear Foraker when he comes. :. A very
large clover crop is being threshed this fall.
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CATAW8A,

CATAwBA, Oct. 1S.-Farmers are busy
gathering corn. . DIR. w. p. Bloyer lef,
the first Of the week for Cincinnati, Ohio.
-. The funeral service of Aunt Sarah
Neer will be held at the NJ. p. church on
Sunday next. "A. N. Summers, ESQ.
and W. l.. Weaver. Esq. OF Springfield,
gave the republicans OF this vicinity a
rOusing speech on Wednesday evening, the
18th. Rev. F. b. Griffice, of lndianapo-
lis. Ind, spoke for the prOhibitiOnists at
Pearson hall on last Saturday night.
Mr.. Thomas Pearson and wife. of Hardin
county, are visiting Joseph Pearson and
family. :. DIR. F. C. Runyan and wife, of
Springfield, spent Sunday here. Mrs.
Emma MalOn. wife Of James MalOn, Is
lying very low with bronchial affection.
George WiEgate leaves this week for tho
Champion city, where he will attend Mel
sons business college. Ed Bowling now
wears smile. 1t Is . fine boy and be Is
happy. Mother and child doing well.
Five Shakespeare clubs flourish at Con-
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OBITUARY.
An Affecting Tribute 90 tho Memory Of .
Coed Woman.


An Affecting Tribute 90 the Memory Of .
Good Woman.
Lucinda E. Cornwall was born October 2
,s.. tia o..o, ,ss- ., .,,,-.-
-, -. S.. ,.,
y,
In marriage 70 JOhn GOOdfellow November
II 1871 In bsr v;rIhood days aha ioi,.d
"'' '"'"e
h.a ,,s,,os,.,.,, =. ,., .-;....
""u u''pVS'"o" vi u"uSu"' oi'kna'esS'
and, although II rained today. she looked
Nth n,eesrra IN tho snpsbipa ~ tho r,r
row. II troubles came. they we're so sur.
rounded oy ahticipated Joys that hait theii
force was lost She had been a sufferer fol
many months, yet never lost her smile OF
brightness. and the home over which she
,.;sns, -,ss av.r hr;vb, .nd ,,I..s.nt r.,
1o'eneu o'oI 80 Gnu pe' Io'
dark river, the rushing Of whose waters
hr,pos d,sm.v IN many /. stout heart 90,
~ ,.a 10 S c." yI.
ue'et oiu sue ivse nei oou'aso' ono i0i'
beneath her feet yet never faltered. She
h.d NO f..r ~ deafb 10, sba b.d too man,
80 s";..S. ~ @ 90, ~ .n.' Ss".. M "a. e "Hu u w nsn'
ir'ehus uIci 'ie ia''net SLUG. nel one TO
The frosts have struck down the flowers ,f
..,S.,, -. "a on.ar W...n,. Ia.,;.'. ~.
tV"en nut ""u u'o VI ->a.uteS p'eHoss
daughters mas fallen Win the rest; but Will
bIoom forth in Ali its besntyp
''''' ~" " "
YOU'LL MISS ME WHEN IN DEAD.
When I'm wrapped in s,umber .vest
Away from those who leave me here,
Iou'l miss me when I'm dead.
Slammed on nv IiSeIes. b,aw
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FREMONT CITY.

FREMONT CITY. o., Oct. l9.-The young
ladies Of the Hill church will give literary
entertainment one week from next Sunday
evening. the proceeds for missions. You
are kindly invited. The first regular
meeting of the o. T. K. G. meets at Rel
gle's, Friday evening next All the mem-
bers and those who wish to join are request
ed 10 be present. . . Forest PenetOn now re-
sides in our city Miss Laura Leber is
teaching the primary department Of our
village schools, and Frank Riege the inter
mediate. The high school department,
taught by J. S. Wharton, of Marysville,
o., began last Monday, and is now ready
to take. on tuition. limited number of
pupils from outside of the district, il such
there are, desiring to take thorough com
mon school course, prepare for teaching or
take . practical, higher school course.
Also arrangements can be made 50 as to
study bookkeeping. Latin, German or
French. Our village school Is equal to
any other and second to none.
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ENON,

ENON. O.. Oct. 1s.-Gus A. Miller and
DR.. Duckwell have returned from their
visit to Kansas and say this country is not
to be excelled by anything in Kansas. The
corn crop there will scarcely yield twenty
bushels to the acre. WIN. Roller and NJ.
B. Cox are going ahead with the remodel
ing of their houses, and when completed d
they will add much to the appearance Of
the town. Frank Butler has bought Of
WIN. Roller property on Pleasant street.
paying for same $500. Mr.. Butler will
move into his new home in . couple Of
weeks. DIR. Charles Wildasin. of Platts-
burg. this county. was in town on Monday.
the guest Of DR.. Duck well. . . Daniel Ba-
ker, while attending the reunion at New
Carlisle Monday. met with serious acci-
dent They were driving along in the
darkness when the wagon upset, throwing
the occupants out, Mr.. Baker striking his
hand on an iron pump. cutting it badly.
He was taken back to q doctors Office and
had II dressed, requiring six stitches to sew
1t up. :. . Auditor o. +. Serviss and wife
were the guests Of her mother. Mr>. David
Hupman. over Sunday. Fred Kline and
wife, of Springfield, were the guests
of Jacob Kline on last Sunday.
:. The NJ. E. church Of EnOn
viii give an oyster social at A. A. Steph-
sns's residence. Friday night October 2s.
1887. Mrs. John Kline returned from
visit to Kansas City. Indiana. Monday
Mrs. Mamie HarshmAn and husband. of
Harshmansville, Ohio. visited her home
Monday. Lloyd Fryant, Of Greene town.
ship, this county. was in town Monday
Farmers are taking advantage of this tine
weather to gather in the corr, and it is
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SleriTs Sale.

S1erin's Sale.
DURsUANT to the command Of An execution
i Of sale. issued from the court Of common
pleas Of Clark county. Ohio. and to me direct
ed and delivered. will offer for sale 1t public
auctiopat the south door of the court hsuse
Of said county. in the city of Springfield. Ohio.
on
Saturday. November 10, A. d. 1887.
At l o'clock p. m. the following described
mortgaRed premises. towit:
Situate in the Couty Of Clark. State Of Ohio.
and in the City Of Springfield. and bounded
and described As fol"ws. viz: Being parts Of
lOts4 and in Josiah SIe GERS addition TO the
front on Linn street; beginning at the south
east corner ofllot I; thence west with the south
line OF lots 1 and 5. 30 feet; thence north par
aliel with the east ine Of lot 1, IS feet: thence
east on line parallel with the south line OF
said lots. 80 feet; thence south with the east
line Of lot 4. IS feet. to the place OF ginning
Being the south half of lot 1. and one half
foot on east side Of the south half Of lot s.
and being part Of the same premises con
Hoax by deed dated April p. 1854. and being
the same premises conveyed to William IL
Dickson bv James Hoax.
said above described premises apprais ID at
s2,G50 o.
said above premises to be sold BY order Of
the cOu of common pleas of Clark county
Ohio. in case No SSH. wherein Samuel 8ets l.
plaintiff. and VIM. ii. Dickson ct nj are de-
PENDANTS.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
WILLIAM b BAKER,
Sheriff Of Clark County, Ohio.
W. ;. NEwBERRY and W. NJ. RoCKKL, Attor-
neys 2l9.o
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Attenti0n, X. Of r.

All members Of Red Star lodge, No. 205,
K Of p. are requested to meet at the Ar
mory Of Champion City division, No. ~,
tonight at 7:30 O'Clock. TO make arrange
lnents to attend the funeral Of Bro. Ed.
Bird. By order Of
CHARLES NJ. ToLAND, c. C.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct 20, 1887.
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The Only Prrfrx-t Remedy

For habitual constipation. dyspepsia. and
kindred ills. is the famous California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. 1t strength
ems as well as cleanses the system, it is
easily taken. and is perfectly harmless.
Fifty-cent and One-dOllar bottles for sale at
Casper's drug store.
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ROckway st west of G ,s Works.

Orders left at any Of the Carpet stores. or Of
our once. Will be promptly a tended TO.
al carriage on carpets free within city limits.
Prices for Cleaning and Renovating: Mat
ting. &c per yard; Ingram and 3-py. &c per
yard Brussels. &c per yard Wilton, sc per
yard Administer, DC der yard Rag Carpet.
&c per yard Eelvets, SC pc. yard; Moquette.
&c per yard Aubuson. SC per yard.
Carpets taken up at lc per yard. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Our machinery Is
adapted TO carpeting OF churches. lodges.
Offlces and public places.
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Smith. May
WOoda. Anna b
Meakin, II
Paxson, Mrs Cal

Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised" and give date Of list. II
not called for In one month they will Be sent
to the Dead Letter once.
Letters must be directed to street and num-
her in order TO have them promptly and cor
rectly delivered.
JAMS JOHNSON, Postmaster.
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The farmers all agree that the calf and
kip boots sold by Rouse i Parsons are the
cheapest and best in the country.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-20

For bargains in Anthracite coal 20
WheldOn Il Merrill. Grand opera house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-20

The society girl has taken to writing
with stub pen.
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ChamPiin's Liquid Pearl, 80 Cents.
Don't pay IS unless 90 printed on bottle
label.